Greens Pool

Greens Pool is a sheltered white-sand beach in William Bay National Park, about 15 kilometres west of Denmark in Western Australia's Great Southern region. Enclosed by large granite boulders that create a calm, turquoise lagoon, it is renowned for safe swimming and snorkelling. Part of the Shire of Denmark, the beach lies between Elephant Rocks and Madfish Bay and is one of the most photographed coastal attractions on the state's south coast.

Visitors can expect a calm, turquoise lagoon sheltered from the Southern Ocean by rounded granite boulders, with fine white sand and clear shallow water ideal for swimming and snorkelling. The beach is accessed via stairs from a car park and lookout, with views over Elephant Rocks and the coastline. Surroundings are natural bushland within William Bay National Park, with picnic and barbecue areas above the beach. No shops or lifeguard service on the beach itself.